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That colleges and universities through appropriate agencies keep the vital
statistics on college students necessary to supply the nation at large and the
War Department in particular with accurate information concerning the health
status of such youth.

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Professional Training

eect eee Oe eR ern eee

is recommended:

That institutions possessed of an appropriately qualified staff make a special
effort to include in the physical education professional curriculum sertin
in the organization and conduct of recreational activities suitable for military
camps and defense industries.

That, wherever desired ond feasible, college physical education departments offer
their facilities and staffs to responsible military authorities for the ostab-
lishment of short course training centers in physical education, health educa-
tion, ond recreation.

That Reserve Officers residing in the community and awaiting call to duty be
invited to meke use of the facilities and library not only for purposes of
physically conditioning themselves but also to provide them with training in

the conduct of recreationsal activities.

That the Association through its President urge the War Department for its
program of recreation and physical peek th) to avail itself only of qualified
end trained physical education and recreation leaders; ond (b) to endorso no
national program of physical fitness incompatible with the experience of the
established professional leaders in physical education in this country.

That the Association, through its President, Executive Committee and members
make every offort and exhaust every means at its disposal to maintain the
integrity of health and physical education in the schools and colleges of the

nation, to maintain the standards of professional preparation on their present